std::locale::id::id(3)

okay so welcome to std::locale::id::id(3) from the C++ Standard Library — bestie, we're getting into constructor lore today and it's lowkey iconic 🫶✨

🎀 NAME 🎀

std::locale::id::id — yes bestie, that's literally the name, and this page is all about it 💅

✨ Synopsis ✨

Defined in header <locale> 🎀

id();                      (1)
id( const id& ) = delete;  (2)

1. Default constructor — creates an object of type std::locale::id with implementation-specific content. 🦋
2. Copy constructor is deleted — std::locale::id is not copyable. 🚫

🌸 Notes 🌸

Because locales and facets must be available for the IO stream objects with static storage duration, such as std::cout, typical implementations let the implicit default constructor zero-initialize the contents of std::locale::id during static initialization — that's before constructors run for static objects, no cap 😭 — and when a facet is added to any locale for the first time, the locale completes initialization of the facet's id. iykyk 💅✨

that's the whole vibe, bestie! source shoutout: http://cppreference.com, version 2024.06.10, page std::locale::id::id(3). bye and slay 💖🦋🎀